One of the most intriguing serial killers Dexter meets in Dexter: Resurrection Episode 4, "Seeing Red," is Mia Lapierre, who ...

Dexter: Resurrection has been pulling out some really twisted stops this season, and if there is one scene that set the tone for all the mess to come, it was the serial killer party.

Like Neagley to Reacher in Amazon's Reacher series, Mia could be the star of her own standalone series called Lady Vengeance.

Episode 5 of Dexter: Resurrection reveals Lady Vengeance not as a noble crusader but as an impulsive killer without rules. By exposing Mia’s true face, the show forces Dexter into a rare choice: use ...

Park Chan-wook may have stunned the world with Oldboy’s gripping storyline and shocking twists, but its neo-noir follow-up, Lady Vengeance, is perhaps just as jaw-dropping. First released in ...

Sympathy for Lady Vengeance did open up in North America and it made something like $250,000 (don't quote me on that). Before the Departed came out I had to track down the Infernal Affairs trilogy.

But Lady Vengeance constantly shifts tone; bouncing from slapstick humor to violence to anguish, and the viewer struggles to connect with Lee's need for cold-blooded retribution.

Titled “Sympathy for Lady Vengeance,” the pic is the final chapter of a vengeance trilogy that began with “Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance” (2002) and continued with “Old Boy” (2003).

Lady Vengeance is more than half over before we discover the object of Geum-Ja's hatred: a kindergarten teacher named Mr. Baek.

Sympathy for Lady Vengeance Revenge has a distinctly female face in South Korean helmer Park Chan-wook's darkly humorous "Sympathy for Lady Vengeance," the much-awaited third seg in a trilogy on ...

But Lady Vengeance isnot about brute violence: though it gets physical, sometimes almost unwatchablyso, the film moves beyond the obsessive revenge lust of the first two films toexplore revenge as ...

Lady Vengeance is the third film in director Park Chan-wook revenge trilogy (Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance, Oldboy, and Lady Vengeance) and is the second film of the trilogy to be remade.